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#6/#7 Nebraska at #11 Wisconsin

Who wins in Madison? 10 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins in Madison?

    • Nebraska
      30%
    • Wisconsin
      70%

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Wisconsin's leading tackler is out.

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To answer a question asked in a PM:

 

CBS has averaged a 3.39 for their 3:30 game each Saturday. The low was UK at Florida (1.6) and the high was Alabama at Ole Miss (5.0).

@Clyde

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Stat for @gametime , FS1 has had 14 college football games this year, various day-parts, mostly Big 12 and Pac 12 games, and their AVERAGE rating is .48. Yowza. Their high was the Red River Game which did a 1.7.

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@Clyde @gametime

 

Worse than FS1 -- ESPNU has done 30 games this year, various day parts, and their AVERAGE rating is .22. That equates to about 368,000 viewers. Nationally.

 

Their high game was a .6, Texas Tech at Kansas State. Their low game was a microscopic .05, Tulane at Tulsa. That equals about 83,600 viewers...nationally. That. Is. Nuts.

@MentschTrachtGottLacht do you have the numbers for some of the SEC Network and Big 10 network games? Curious to see how those compare.

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@MentschTrachtGottLacht do you have the numbers for some of the SEC Network and Big 10 network games? Curious to see how those compare.

Neither are considered to have National Distribution. Last number I saw on BTN, their feature game would typically draw a 2.0 in the 12 metered markets they measure.

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